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@uvrn/watch

v1.0.0

Published

Subscription and threshold alerts for UVRN claim monitoring

Downloads

76

Readme

@uvrn/watch

@uvrn/watch turns @uvrn/agent threshold events into subscriber-facing alerts. The package owns alert matching, cooldown, deduplication, and once-versus-every delivery behavior. Delivery is pluggable.

Minimal install

npm install @uvrn/watch @uvrn/agent @uvrn/drift

Usage

import { Watcher } from '@uvrn/watch';

const watcher = new Watcher({ agent });

watcher.subscribe('clm_sol_001', {
  on: 'CRITICAL',
  notify: {
    callback: (event) => {
      console.log(event.summary);
    },
  },
  mode: 'once',
  cooldown: 300_000,
});

DeliveryTarget contract

DeliveryTarget is the protocol contract for custom delivery channels:

interface DeliveryTarget {
  deliver(event: AlertEvent): Promise<void>;
}

Implement it for email, PagerDuty, SMS, or any internal system. @uvrn/watch owns when an alert fires. You own where it goes.

Custom targets can be attached directly on subscribe:

watcher.subscribe('clm_sol_001', {
  on: 'CRITICAL',
  notify: {
    targets: [new PagerDutyDelivery(), new EmailDelivery()],
  },
});

Zero-dependency path

The callback notify target is the primary zero-external path. It works entirely in-process and requires no third-party service, webhook registration, or account setup.

Reference implementations

These are included as working examples and are optional:

| Implementation | Purpose | | --- | --- | | WebhookDelivery | POSTs the full AlertEvent JSON body to any HTTP endpoint | | SlackDelivery | POSTs event.summary to a Slack incoming webhook URL | | DiscordDelivery | POSTs event.summary to a Discord webhook URL |

Alert behavior

  • mode: 'once' fires exactly once and deactivates that subscription
  • mode: 'every' fires on each matching threshold event after cooldown expires
  • Default cooldown is 5 minutes
  • Subscriptions can match DRIFTING, CRITICAL, or both

Public API

  • Watcher
  • DeliveryTarget
  • NotifyTargets
  • SubscribeOptions
  • AlertEvent
  • WatcherOptions
  • Subscription
  • WebhookDelivery
  • SlackDelivery
  • DiscordDelivery

Dependencies

  • Peer dependencies: @uvrn/agent, @uvrn/drift
  • Runtime dependencies: none